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Beirut Faces Mapping and Disarmament Pressures
The article discusses the deterioration of Lebanese sovereignty through the transfer of precise maps and coordinates of secret troop concentrations and resistance sites to official Lebanese authorities. This includes images and cemeteries that may contain the remains of Israeli soldiers, which constitutes a national betrayal and constitutes a free concession to an enemy that deliberately occupies and aggresses. Such behavior grants Israel the right to explore and conduct field searches over Lebanese territory, enabling occupation forces to monitor observation points, tunnels, and Hezbollah movements, thereby endangering the resistance's capabilities and increasing the chances of preemptive strikes against it. While the Lebanese authorities are lax in providing this information, they internally demand the surrender of resistance weapons, reflecting a state of political confusion and a shift from being the protector of the homeland to aiding the occupation in destroying its defensive infrastructure. This significant contradiction threatens national sovereignty and leaves Lebanon unable to defend itself against external aggression, amidst growing efforts to dismantle elements of strength and a decline in the resistance's stature.
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